57th Cannes Film Festival
France, May 12 - 23, 2004
The jury
David Robinson (UK), Gérard Camy (France), Howard Feinstein (US), Dubravka Lakic (Serbia), Agnès Catherine Poirier (France), Mariano Morace (Switzerland), Blagoja Kunovski (Macedonia), Zlatko Vidackovic (Croatia), Hassouna Mansouri (Tunisia), Caroline Vié-Toussaint (France),
Awarded films
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Fahrenheit 9/11 by
Michael Moore,
(USA, 2004, 122 mins) -
Atash by
Pablo Stoll,
(Israel/ Palestine, 2004, 109 mins) -
Whisky by
Juan Pablo Rebella,
(Uruguay/ Argentina/ Germany/ Spain, 2004, 99 mins)
Reports
- Times Change by David Robinson
- Very Powerful by Howard Feinstein
- A Real Punch in the Face by Agnès Catherine Poirier
- A Promising Talent by Blagoja Kunovski
- The Celebration of the Cinema of Intervention by Hassouna Mansouri
- Finding "Schizo" by Dubravka Lakic
- Writers and Wars by Zlatko Vidackovic
- My Neighbor Never Saw the End of the Film… by Gérard Camy
- Revelation of the Year 2003: Boris Khlebnikov and Alexei Popogrebsky's "Koktebel" by Derek Malcolm
Michael Moore won the FIPRESCI Prize for his anti-Bush documentary “Fahrenheit 9/11”. In the other festival sections, “Whisky” (Juan-Pablo Rebella and Pablo Stoll) and “Atash – Thirst” (Tawfik Abu Wael) were given awards by the international critics’ jury.
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